wingen 2.1.1

Minor changes for CRAN

Switch to ggplot() in examples and preview_gd()

• Switch from using base R plotting with plot_gd()/plot_count() to ggplot plotting with ggplot_gd()/ggplot_count() in the README, vignette, andpreview_gd() functions
• This was done to avoid modifying the users environment with par()
• plot_gd() and plot_count() can still be used

Simplification of vignette and examples

• To decrease code test time for CRAN the vignettes and the examples were reduced, however the core information remains the same

wingen 2.1.0

Fixed handling of arguments passed to functions via ...

There was a bug that resulted in arguments not being passed to*_general()/*_gd() functions; this has been fixed for *_general() and deprecated for *gd() (see below)

Deprecation of ... for window_gd()/circle_gd()/resist_gd() and addition of sig argument

• The use of ... has been deprecated for these functions because it wasn’t actually passing the ... arguments to anywhere in the first place, so this should hopefully not affect any users
• The only argument that may have been passed via ... is sig which is used to set the alpha threshold when stat = "hwe". We have addressed this issue by adding sig as an argument to all of the functions.

Removal of parallel and ncores arguments

parallelization must now be set up outside of functions, as described in the vignette

Removal of sp

The sp package is no longer imported by wingen

Changes to grd argument

The grd argument in krig_gd() now only accepts SpatRaster and Raster objects

wingen 2.0.1

Deprecation of parallel and ncores arguments

The parallel and ncores arguments have been deprecated for all functions.

Instead, future::plan() should be used to setup parallelization (see the package vignette for more details).

wingen 2.0.0

Major updates

• Circular and resistance-based windows are now possible using the circle_gd()/circle_general() and resist_gd()/resist_general()( functions
• preview_gd() takes a new argument (method) to specify which method to generate a preview of ("window", "circle", or "resist")
• Window size across the landscape can now be varied by providing a raster for maxdist for circle_gd()/resist_gd()
• New population genetic statistic options (specified using stat)
• Create ggplots using ggplot_gd() and ggplot_count()

Minor updates

• All moving window functions can now accept more than one statistic at a time in the form of a vector
• plot_gd() will now generate plots for all layers except the sample count layer and vise versa for plot_count()

wingen 1.1.0

Update to terra and sf

• The guts of wingen have been updated from raster to terra and now incorporate sf
• Rasters can now be provided as terra SpatRasters or raster RasterLayers
• Coordinates can now be provided as sf points, a two-column matrix, or a data.frame representing x and y coordinates.

Breaking changes

• wingen is no longer agnostic to projection. Checks have been added that will give warnings for missing CRS and errors for mismatched CRS. The vignette and docs have also been updated to discuss the effects of projection and provide guidance on transformations.
• The first argument of window_gd() is now called gen instead of vcf. The argument is otherwise the same (i.e., takes the same input), however the name was generalized such that future versions could potentially take different types of genetic data without confusion.
• The second argument of mask_gd() is now called y instead of mask to avoid conflation with the function mask()
• mask_gd() will longer provide the option to resample rasters, rasters must be transformed before the function is used

wingen 1.0.0

Initial release of the wingen R package